NYPD undercover detective Wojciech Braszczok, inset, is one of 10 bikers who are set to have the charges against them reduced following the SUV attack of driver Alexian Lien.
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The gang of bikers charged with viciously attacking a dad in front of his terrified wife and toddler in a road-rage incident are getting the charges against them reduced — because the victim’s wounds healed so well.

Charges set to be reduced against SUV biker bash thugs

A pack of motorcyclists head north on the West Side Highway near 125th Street in Harlem about 2:30 p.m. on Sept. 29, a sunny Sunday afternoon as Alexian Lien, his wife and their 2-year-old daughter are out for a drive in their black Range Rover.

The ride was organized by Jamie Lao of Queens, organizer of Hollywood Stuntz’s annual Hollywood Block Party, which overwhelmed Times Square in 2012.

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Biker Christopher Cruz, 28, of Passaic, NJ, slows down in front of the Range Rover in an apparent attempt to stop it, but the SUV rear ends him at slow speed, angering the mob.

Inside the Range Rover, Lien, 33, grows fearful for the safety of his wife, Rosalyn Ng, and their daughter. It was their wedding anniversary and they were out celebrating.

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As more and more of the bikers menacingly surround his SUV, a panicked Lien hits the gas and speeds off, running over Edwin Mieses, 26, of Lawrence, Mass., breaking his legs.

Lien flees northward in a desperate attempt to get away and protect his traumatized family.

Others remain at the scene and tend to the severely injured Mieses, whose family said was paralyzed from the waist down after he was struck by the SUV.

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The angry bikers rev up their motorcycles and start to give chase.

The high-speed chase continues as bikers close in on the Range Rover near the West 178th Street exit in Washington Heights.

Lien pulls off onto West 178th Street, with a biker in a silver-colored helmet, later identified as Reginald Chance, 37, of Brooklyn, hot on his tail.

Chance rips off his helmet and uses it to repeatedly smash Lien’s driver’s side window.

More of the bikers speed up and start smashing the SUV’s rear and side windows, close to where the couple’s baby is strapped into a car seat.

The bikers drag Lien from the vehicle and begin pummeling and kicking him into a bloody pulp.

The terrified Ng, whose window was also smashed, leans from the passenger’s seat and screams for help.

A pair of good Samaritans bravely steps in and shields the young father from further attack.

Lien lies on the roadway as the Samaritans stand guard over him.

The Columbia grad then staggers to his feat, bloodied and bruised.

The Post Tuesday, Oct. 1 front page coverage of the horrific attack, which sparked outrage across the nation.

The investigation begins, as the family’s battered Range Rover is towed on a flatbed truck to the NYPD’s 33rd precinct.

Alexien lien and his wife

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Mieses’ wife Dayana Mejia, left, and family lawyer Gloria Allred threaten legal action against Lien while showing an image of him in his hospital bed at St. Luke’s.

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A cuffed Reginald Chance is led into Manhattan Criminal Court for arraignment on gang assault on Saturday, Oct. 5.